Teelõigud
Teelõigud, also known as Estonian tea breaks or tea ceremonies, are an integral part of Estonian social culture and daily life. The tradition stems from the country’s long history of tea consumption, which became widespread in the 19th century as a result of trade with Russia and other European nations. Unlike coffee, which is more commonly associated with Nordic cultures, tea has been a staple in Estonian households for generations.
A typical teelõigu involves gathering with friends, family, or colleagues to share a warm cup of tea,
The preparation of tea is often simple, with black tea being the most popular choice, though herbal
Teelõigud are not limited to formal occasions but are also a part of everyday routines, reinforcing their